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  1. Arbitration resolved collective bargaining failures regarding wages involving the Public Service Alliance of Canada.
  2. The Public Service Alliance of Canada and another union are negotiating with the federal government.

Unions question federal government hiring and transparency in public service cuts

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Public service unions, including the Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Canadian Association of Professional Employees, criticized the federal government for a lack of transparency in its workforce adjustment process. They noted that Indigenous Services Canada is not offering a "Guarantee of a Reasonable Job Offer" to employees whose jobs may be impacted by budget cuts.

From ottawasun.com

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The federal government is planning to eliminate approximately 30,000 public service jobs over several years. Unions are pushing for mechanisms, such as the Guarantee of a Reasonable Job Offer, to ensure qualified workers can be matched with available positions during these adjustments.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada and another union are currently negotiating with the federal government, following a previous arbitration resolution regarding wage failures.

From ottawasun.com

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  • The Canadian Armed Forces might face changes in staffing costs due to the department's workforce adjustment process.

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